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  • Resolved Deon

    (@deon-b)


    2 weeks ago

    Hi,

    I just installed your plugin on my affiliate marketing website. From my understanding this review schema is applied post by post using shortcode (I tried a test following your documentation and it shows well), but I am a bit confused about the site wide settings I found where the plugin asks for our address, price range, site telephone… Is that something maybe for shops or is that something commonly used on affiliate sites too? I feel like I am missing something here.

    Thank you

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  • Thread Starter Deon

    (@deon-b)

    Second question, I want to mass import 1000 affiliate reviews, is there any way I can do this through MySQL database or some other way? If yes, can you show me how a sample .csv should look like?

    The only fields I am interested is:

    – table name (to distinguish from the others),
    – 3 criterias with stars rating,
    – avg rating.

    Plugin Support Mamunur Rashid

    (@mamunur105)

    Hi @deon-b

    The site-wide settings allow you to create a schema for your entire site, giving search engines general information about your business. This can boost SEO by helping search engines understand your site’s structure and purpose. If these details aren’t relevant to your affiliate site, you can simply disable this feature.

    Currently, we don’t have an export/import feature for affiliate reviews. All review data—including criteria, and average rating—is saved as post meta, so importing will need to be done manually.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter Deon

    (@deon-b)

    ?All review data—including criteria, and average rating—is saved as post meta, so importing will need to be done manually.

    Arent’ these saved as entries in the MySQL database? If yes what’s the database name? So I can export and import them from there?

    When you write “import manually” you mean through the MySQL database?

    Plugin Support Mamunur Rashid

    (@mamunur105)

    WordPress database names are not fixed and depend on the setup.

    You can find the database name in the wp-config.php file.

    Reviews are saved in the commentmeta table.

    Currently, a better way to check is by reviewing the function. Please locate the file review-schema/app/Hooks/Frontend.php and check the function update_comment_data. I hope this helps you find the solution.

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